Hold them or fold them: The 10-game trip beginning Friday will likely determine how quickly the Marlins turn their attention to 2016 — their 14-28 road record is second-worst in majors. With the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline approaching, look for some veteran players who don't figure in next year's plans to be traded. Dealing veteran pitchers Mat Latos, Dan Haren or Brad Hand could open opportunities for young starters such as Jose Urena, Justin Nicolino and Adam Conley to gain valuable experience. Michael Hill said the Marlins won't be unloading young players under team control who are considered valuable core pieces.

Hold them or fold them: The 10-game trip beginning Friday will likely determine how quickly the Marlins turn their attention to 2016 — their 14-28 road record is second-worst in majors. With the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline approaching, look for some veteran players who don't figure in next year's plans to be traded. Dealing veteran pitchers Mat Latos, Dan Haren or Brad Hand could open opportunities for young starters such as Jose Urena, Justin Nicolino and Adam Conley to gain valuable experience. Michael Hill said the Marlins won't be unloading young players under team control who are considered valuable core pieces.